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The National Press Foundation’s “Living Longer: A New Age for Aging” fellowship program tackled topics from retirement financing to today's multi-generational workforce.
The goal is to make it financially viable for more local hotels and businesses to stay open beyond the fall season or even year-round.
Quality of life outweighs a low ranking for affordability to put Portland in the top percentile of the country's best small cities.
Alexander White is senior vice president and head of leasing at Waterstone Properties.
Raye's Mustard is an iconic Maine brand, and plans are underway for a museum, the Raye’s Mustard Mill Museum in Eastport.
The city of 25,500 is No. 13 on the magazine's "25 Best Places to Live for Families."
Maine's biggest city is ranked among Forbes magazine's 25 best places to enjoy retirement in 2022.
The annual event has raised $103,000 in net proceeds over the last five years, according to Main Street Skowhegan.
The Scarborough Planning Board approved the site plan design for Costco Wholesale, which will be part of the Downs complex.
Funding for 11 projects will come from the state Economic and Infrastructure Development Investment Program, a joint grant program through the state and the Northern Border Regional Commission.
The long-awaited waterfront facility is due to be completed in February 2024. A previous plan failed after a member of the consortium behind it pulled out in 2018.
The existing lift is over 50 years old. The new lift will feature technology such as a touchscreen interface that eases system operations and maintenance.
Restoring historic landmarks to their “high tide” is the aim of High Tide Capital, a developer investing an estimated $12 million to $14 million in downtown Bangor makeovers.
Five remarkable leaders, from diverse parts of Maine and diverse occupations, are being honored this year as Mainebiz Women to Watch. Since 2009, 68 individuals have been recognized this way for work that is changing the state for the better.
The grants will support downtown development in Sanford, and improvements to a busy highway interchange in Bangor.
For the first time since 2009, revenue sharing will be funded at 5% for cities and towns, as required by Maine law.